Answer the following questions to help you understand the meaning of these vocabulary words.
What is a pervasive attitude in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, or the U.S.?
What are two things that seem correlated?
Create a newspaper headline using some form of coalesce or amalgamate.
Use the word permeate to describe a cooking smell.
Use disseminate in a sentence to describe information getting out.
What is the difference between disseminate and diffuse?
A pervasive attitude in Cape Elizabeth is that grades are everything
ReplyDeleteBeing skilled driver correlates with less accidents on the road.
The school districts coalesced and now the students are happily amalgamated
The delicious smell of chocolate chip cookies permeated permeated through the house
Leo, mitch, julia, andrew
ReplyDelete1. A pervasive attitude in The United States is that we are the best.
2. A good vocabulary is often correlated with reading many books.
3. NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA COALESCE TO FORM SUPER CAROLINA, WHILE IDAHO AMALGAMATES INTO SUPREME IDAHO AND NOT SUPREME IDAHO.
4. The smell of the hamburgers permeated through the house, enticing the children.
5. The news that Whitney Houston died quickly disseminated, and, soon enough, the entire world knew.
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What is a pervasive attitude in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, or the U.S.?
A pervasive attitude in Cape Elizabeth is that a person has to go to a good college to have a successful life.
What are two things that seem correlated?
Study habits correlate to a students test grades.
Create a newspaper headline using some form of coalesce or amalgamate.
Cape and South Portland coalesce due to a lack of money in the school systems.
Use the word permeate to describe a cooking smell.
The smell of chocolate chip cookies permeated the kitchen.
Use disseminate in a sentence to describe information getting out.
The news of the celebrity's death quickly disseminated throughout the world.
What is the difference between disseminate and diffuse?
Disseminate is more about the spreading of information whereas diffuse is used to describe the spreading of a tangible object.
1. Striving for excellence is a pervasive attitude in Cape Elizabeth.
ReplyDelete2. Attendance in school and grades positively correlate with each other.
3. Two smaller companies recently amalgamated to form a single large business
4. The scent of fried onions permeated the entire restaurant.
5. News of the recent scandal was quickly disseminated by the Internet.
6. Disseminate tends to refer to information, while diffuse can apply to anything.
Woody, Hailey, Grady
ReplyDelete1) Egocentric attitude is pervasive in the US
2) Good weather is correlated to good harvesting.
3) WALMART COALESCE WITH COSTCO TO MAKE WALCO JUST THIS MORNING. SAM'S CLUB WAS ANGRY SO THEY AMALGAMATE INTO SAM, AND CLUB.
4) The smell of cookie permeated to my room upstairs
5) Jenny's secret crush, Frewshwurt, quickly disseminated their relationship throughout the school
6) Disseminate is generally use for spreading information, while diffuse is more like spreading physical objects.
1. Freedom and equality are pervasive in the United States.
ReplyDelete2. Good grades are correlated with hard work.
3. The German and Austrian governments coalesce to form the Anschluss that Hitler wanted.
4. The smell of the rotten fish soufflé permeated throughout the house.
5. The news of the president's assassination disseminated throughout the nation and quickly all Americans knew.
Disseminate is the growth and spread of news or a belief. Diffuse is to lessen and spread as a result of lessening or settling.
1.) An attitude that is pervasive in Cape Elizabeth is that we are hard workers.
ReplyDelete2.) the amount of people going to Sugarloaf is highly correlated with the amount of snow present.
3.) Workers coalesce against the factory in Taiwan that supports child labor.
4.) the smell of the cookies permeated throughout the house and wafted into my room.
5.)The news of the principal's affair disseminated through the staff and to the student body.
6.) Disseminate is to spread and diffuse is to spread out. Information of a disease would disseminate, while the disease itself would diffuse throughout the population.
Taylor Herrera, Michaela Pinette, Hannah Saturley.